Martin Luther King denied 1960 vacation to New Brunswick

History | 207183 hits | Jan 15 11:45 am | Posted by: Regina

Martin Luther King's planned vacation to Fundy National Park in New Brunswick was scuttled in 1960 after an innkeeper expressed that his presence could offend some U.S. tourists.

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